Essentially, just looking for advice on how to get this taken care of as soon as possible, and want to know if there are any laws/protections in AZ that make this illegal. It’s been suggested to me to contact the city, but I don’t know how to go about that or what to ask of them. I don’t know what else to do given that I’ve been in touch with multiple people and nothing has changed.
It’s been about 2 months that one woman has told me that she asked the landscapers to clean it out the next time they come through, but they’ve been here 4 times and haven’t done anything about it. I’ve reached out through an app our complex uses to put in maintenance requests about the dog waste, as well as been in contact with 2 different people associated with the property.
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It’s gross, unsightly, smells bad and surely has to be some sort of health code violation. Our sprinklers run at least 3 times a day, so that means it’s all getting sprayed down and whatever parasites and bacteria living in there is getting soaked up into the dirt and grass. I live in a complex with 8 apartments arranged into a square where all of our front doors open up to a courtyard with a plot of grass, a grill, table, dog waste receptacle right in the middle of the grass, and now someone has placed a 5 gal homer bucket next to it that has also been filled with dog shit.
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Hi all! I’m not sure if this is the right sub, but I’m looking for advice on what to do about our dog waste bin that is very full and hasn’t been changed out in 6 months, if not longer. (edit: you can also download the full dataset here ) We've already had suggestions for changes for next time, including renting/owning and more political nuance (economic vs social), but if you have any others leave a comment. People leaned towards the positive about Phoenix's future.Īnything else in here jump out at people? Illegal Immigration was a VERY distant last place.ĥ4% said they were probably/definitely not going to move in the next few years, vs 19% who said they were.
The top three issues people were concerned about were Drought, Climate Change, and Housing Prices. I expected to see a little more distribution across the Valley.Ī full 21% of people are natives! And another 35% have lived here more than 10 years. Is that more or less left-leaning than people expected?Ĥ5% of users live in Phoenix itself. Political Views averaged out at 2.65 which puts it almost a full point left of center. Users are largely white (70%) and well educated (55% holding a Bachelor's degree or above)Ĥ6% of the households are making $100K or more. The Male/Female ratio of users is about 56% to 41%, which is more balanced than I expected.Ģ5-34 is our largest age bracket with 42% of the users. You can download the full report here but some of the things that stood out to me were: We had 604 people take the survey, after filtering out likely bots (as flagged by the survey software). Latest News in Phoenix, AZ - Breaking Stories and Investigative Journalism News County Pays Nearly 12 Million In Jail Assault Case Residents Protest Eviction of Trailer Park Arizona Republican.
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